Playing E.V.O: The 4.6 Billion Year Journey
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Channel: Tehsnakerer
Views: 741,045
Rating: 4.9398155 out of 5
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Length: 87min 49sec (5269 seconds)
Published: Tue Jun 23 2020
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Such neat, weird game. I find it insane no one has made some indie successor to it yet. I think the evolution mechanic could work really well today, you could combine it with procedural generation or something, even. It just seems like it could work really well into todays indie scene.
Gimme my E.V.O./Spore combo already!
I loved E.V.O.
I really wish the game got a modern version.
Odd how Tehsnakerer calls evolving to get your health back an exploit when it's really a necessary game mechanic.
Played this game many years ago: I thought it was a really creative idea and I really wanted to see the ending to see how the creature evolved. While most of the evolutionary adds weren't that useful in the end, the fact you could create really unique looking creatures made it fun.